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Adam Gardiner Fund Incorporation Blog
The Adam Gardiner Fund Incorporation (AGF) raises money to support the Westmead Amyloidosis Centre in the treatment of amyloidosis, a group of diseases that cause a buildup of abnormal protein in tissues and bodily organs. The Fund also supports clinical research and aims to raise awareness for these life-threatening diseases.
The Adam Gardiner Fund’s mission is to raise funds & awareness for amyloidosis while working within the structure of Westmead Hospitals Immunology Department and its Institute for Immunology & Allergy Research (IIAR).
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